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by afro88 2y ago
No it didn't generate like that. Thanks for clarifying. I have updated my original post.
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by afro88 2y ago
Apparently it rolls out today to Plus (which I have). I followed the "Try in ChatGPT" link at the top of the post
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by afro88 2y ago
True. I had that conversation before deciding to compare to others. I have updated the post with other fairer examples. Nowhere near Leonardo Phoenix or Flux for this simple image at least.
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by afro88 2y ago
Saying "pro color photography" to ChatGPT doesn't get it any better either unfortunately: https://chatgpt.com/share/67e2fd91-8d24-8008-b144-92c832ed0b...
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by afro88 2y ago
Added photorealistic, which made it worse. Leonardo prompt: A golden cocker spaniel with floppy ears and a collar that says "Sunny" on it Model: Phoenix 1.0 Style: Pro color photography
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by afro88 2y ago
My bad, I was trying the conversational aspect, but that's not an apples to apples conparison. I have put a direct one shot example in the original post as well.
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by afro88 2y ago
Edit: Please ignore. They hadn't rolled the new model out to my account yet. The announcement blog post is a bit misleading saying you can try it today. -- Comparison with Leonardo.Ai. ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/share
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by afro88 2y ago
Is this the first model announcement where they show Aider's Polyglot benchmark in the performance comparison table? That's huge for Aider and anotherpaulg!
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by afro88 2y ago
Flux doesn't do text that good
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by afro88 2y ago
Yep. The coherence and text quality is insanely good. Keen to play with it to find it's "mangled hands" style deficiencies, because of course they cherry picked the best examples.
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by afro88 2y ago
You can put subtasks under stories, and Tim can have his own subtask that represents his contribution. You can also (with an extension) put time against subtasks if leadership/management want to get really pedantic. Each team member sh
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by afro88 2y ago
Ah true, good point. Forgot about the 500 Plus.
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by afro88 2y ago
Agree, definitely not a repackaged 1000 / 500. It also shipped with Kickstart 2.0 / Workbench 2.0 which was a pretty decent upgrade on 1.3 that the A500 had. And it shipped with 1MB of chip RAM, rather than 512KB. 1MB chip wasn&#x
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by afro88 2y ago
I don't think you're getting it, it's not traditional RAG citations. They are checking the _generated_ text by trying to find documents containing the facts, then rating how relevant (casually related) those facts are. This i
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by afro88 2y ago
I remember pining for a 3dfx card, and seeing a second hand Rush based card for sale. 13 year old me bought it. Boy was I disappointed :) I learnt a good lesson that day. Ended up getting a GeForce a couple of years later. Still wanted a Vo
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by afro88 2y ago
They were an agency / consultancy. So much digital work in Australia is done by consultancies (deloitte etc). The idea is they go to tender for each project to utilise the mechanism of competition for efficiency, but in reality the ten
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by afro88 2y ago
18f wasn't a utility though. It was a digital agency / consultancy inside the government. Still shouldn't be shut down IMO, but lets call and apple an apple.
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by afro88 2y ago
According to wikipedia[1] they incubated it, and it has since been run and maintained elsewhere. Same deal with cloud.gov (though that was an 18f prototype) In fact it looks like most of their projects were prototypes, incubations or partne
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by afro88 2y ago
Here's the secret to coding with an LLM: don't expect it to get things 100% correct. You will need to fix something almost every time you use it to generate code. Maybe a name here, maybe a calculation, maybe a function signature.
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by afro88 2y ago
> It works surprisingly well What do you mean by this exactly? That it makes you feel better about what its said, or that its assessment of its answer is actually accurate?
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by afro88 2y ago
Apple Intelligence and Siri are still separate (though Apple like to make it look like they are fundamentally intertwined). You can turn Apple Intelligence off and leave Siri on for CarPlay. How did you turn Siri off in the first place? Tha
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by afro88 2y ago
IIRC, Facebook don't (or didn't) do rollbacks. They always fix forward. I guess hours long incidents like this are the other edge of that double edged sword.
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by afro88 2y ago
Yes, I was surprised that the learning wasn't along the lines of "measure twice, cut once". But also, he trusted his dependent team / vendor too much (the new home builder) and assumed that part was done correctly when h
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by afro88 2y ago
This is great. I haven't tried OpenAI or Google's Deep Research, so maybe I'm not seeing the relative crapness that others in the comments are seeing. But for the query "what made the Amiga 500 sound chip special" i
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by afro88 2y ago
> If you were to train your own LLM specifically on medicine & medical data That's a massive "if" that the rest of your argument hinges on. You can't train your own LLM on your own data. You can fine tune it'
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by afro88 2y ago
It's a vent rather than a thesis. There isn't really any logic to it, it's just a list of frustrations said in a poetic way. In my opinion, vents are fine amongst friends. Catharsis and all that. But in public they stir up a
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by afro88 2y ago
The correct way to handle it is to ask the user if it's not clear, like a real assistant would
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by afro88 2y ago
Apologies for any offense given. Total brain fart moment. If I could delete this comment I would
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The decision wouldn't involve just market size, but their Irish tax haven as well. They're not going to pull out of the UK entirely.
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by afro88 2y ago
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